The Chief Justice Georgina T. Wood on Friday May 5, 2017 announced that she will retire in the next four weeks with a promise to fight for Prisoners Rights in her new life after 47 years of public service. Ultimate News’ Kojo Ansah reported that, Ghana’s first lady chief justice promised to use all legitimate … Read more
The 40-year old building has no washroom for the presiding judge, lawyers The paramount chief of Sefwi Wiawso Traditional Area, Katakyei Kwasi Bumankamah II, has appealed to the Chief Justice Georgina T. Wood and the government to construct a new High Court building for the people in the area. Currently, the court which is being … Read more
The paramount chief of Sefwi Wiawso Traditional Area, Katakyei Kwasi Bumankamah II, has appealed to the Chief Justice Georgina T. Wood and the government to construct a new High Court building for the people in the area. Currently, the court which is being housed in a dilapidated one-storey building, has become a disincentive to the … Read more
Radio mogul Abeiku Aggrey Santana has successfully finished his Masters in Tourism Management course at University of Cape Coast. The Okay FM Drive Time host was one of the many students who graduated today, March 25 at the New Examination Center of UCC. Wife and parents of the TV and radio personality were at the … Read more
A high court judge indicted in Ghana’s scandalous judicial corruption has initiated contempt proceedings against the country’s chief justice for her attempts to proceed with impeachment processes against him. Justice Habib Logoh was in 2015 named among 34 judges at the country’s High, District and Magistrate courts for allegedly taking bribes from litigants to compromise … Read more
They knew perfectly well that the request they were making of the newly elected President Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo was one that could not be granted, because it violated the Presidential Transition Act. It clearly violated Section 10, Subsection 1 of the Act. And yet, in synch with their characteristic lawlessness, they went ahead and demanded … Read more
They knew perfectly well that the request they were making of the newly elected President Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo was one that could not be granted, because it violated the Presidential Transition Act. It clearly violated Section 10, Subsection 1 of the Act. And yet, in synch with their characteristic lawlessness, they went ahead and demanded … Read more